In 1994, a highway construction crew in rural Montana unearthed skeletal remains that forensic anthropologist Dr. Miriam Okafor would spend the next eleven years mapping — literally — into a confession no living suspect ever made. Her obsessive geographic profiling of burial patterns across three states implicated a long-dead county sheriff, unraveled four unsolved disappearances, and put her directly in the crosshairs of the institution she was trying to help. Like Celeste Varro before her, she learned that the truth has a cost, and the system rarely picks up the tab. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com

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